wireless

wireless
['waɪəlɪs]
nome BE
1) ant. (radio set) apparecchio m. radio, radio f.
2) (transmitter, receiver) radiotelegrafo m.
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noun (an older word for (a) radio.) radio
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wireless /ˈwaɪələs/
A a.
1 senza fili: wireless telegraphy, telegrafia senza fili; radiotelegrafia
2 (di reggiseno) senza ferretto
3 (comput.) wireless; senza fili: wireless network, rete wireless
B n. (antiq.)
1 radiotelegrafia; radio: I heard it on (o over) the wireless, l'ho sentito alla (o per) radio
2 (apparecchio) radio
● wireless control, radiocomando □ wireless message, radiogramma; radiotelegramma □ wireless operator, radiotelegrafista; marconista □ wireless telephony, radiotelefonia □ to send a message by wireless, inviare un messaggio per radio.
(to) wireless /ˈwaɪələs/
v. t. e i.
(antiq. o USA) radiotelegrafare; trasmettere per radio.
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['waɪəlɪs]
nome BE
1) ant. (radio set) apparecchio m. radio, radio f.
2) (transmitter, receiver) radiotelegrafo m.

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